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1. Flexner and the establishment of the Medical Center

: Tapley, Donald F.
: 1978
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistoryScience--Study and teaching

2. Robert Neumann

: Gold, Steven I.
: 1979
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistoryDentistry

3. Orton collection presentation

: Geshwind, Norman
: 1980
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistorySpeech therapy

4. Scalping: The savage and the surgeon

: McGrath, Mary H.
: 1981
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistory

5. The history of artificial organs

: Dobelle, William H.
: 1981
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistory

6. Edward Gilbert Abbott: Patient at the ether demonstration

: Vandam, Leroy D.
: 1983
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistoryAnesthesiaEther

7. Escape of the Genie

: Nahas, Gabriel G.
: 1983
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistory

8. The unwelcome intruder: Freud's struggle with cancer

: Romm, Sharon
: 1983
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistory

9. Malignant hyperthermia, then and now

: Ryan, John F.; Kalow, Werner
: 1984
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistoryMalignant hyperthermia

10. Richard Morton: Limner of anorexia nervosa

: Silverman, Joseph A.
: 1984
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistoryAnorexia nervosaMorton, Richard, 1637-1698

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